Permission to use the PGCA logo

[John Reed]

Who would I need to contact to get permission to use the PGCA logo on my new shooting vest? The vest mfg (Barepelt) has to have permission before printing the logo on my vest.
Thanks,
John Reed

[Mike Koneski]

You need to contact a board member, Tom Wooden, Randy Roberts, Brian Hornacek, Mills Morrison, John Davis, Mike Franzen....

[John Reed]

Thanks

[Reggie Bishop]

Let me say that John would be a great rep for the PGCA at the events he shoots.

[Garry L Gordon]

Reggie’s recommendation carries great weight with me.

[Reggie Bishop]

This is why I say that---well one reason. John is also a very nice fellow.

https://parkerguns.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=114444&d=1677168016

[John Reed]

Thank you Reggie.

[Tom Pellegrini]

If you contact Dave Fjhelline he had large enbroidered patches made up. I bought one from him at the Southern last year.

[Russell E. Cleary]

John:

Why not purchase one of the large-sized (there are smalls, as well) Parker patches recently made available to us by our unofficial gunning accountments haberdasher, Destry Hoffard, and have it applied to your shooting vest?

Obviates all special permissions, doesn't it?

Late entry: I just saw Quigley97's post. Same idea. That makes two original sources for patches it appears.

[John Reed]

The type of vest I wear is really not the type you would sew patches on (barepelt). They offer a service when making the vest to print the logo on the vest. I just have to provide the image file and permission to use the image. This was the one I would like to use, without the white background of course as my vest will be black.

[Destry L. Hoffard]

Glad to see those Bearpelt vests are made in the USA.

[John Reed]

Yes sir and probably the most comfortable vest you can shoot in.

[Frank Cronin]

Be sure to share a picture of your vest with the Parker logo when it is finished .

[John Reed]

I wish I could but it's evidently not going to happen. Getting permission and the image file is evidently going to be harder than I figured. My response is generally get spin wheel fashion to sew the logo on it or buy a patch and put it on it and that's not at all what I'm looking for.

[Reggie Bishop]

That’s disappointing.